First, the Hispanic traditions from my family have taught me important life lessons. Since I was a kid, people who really care for my progress and me have always surrounded me. These people are my family. I’m convinced that my Hispanic heritage has been an imperative factor while determining the importance …show more content…
All the good moments that I once had with my beloved ones have a very special space in my heart. Some of the most special moments that I can know remember would mean nothing if I had not the company and warm of my family. Among all these important moments, I can know remember all the Christmas Eve, when my father and I used to launch fireworks and then would come with the rest of the family around the manger.
Even though I had enjoyed all the Hispanic traditions of my family, the current situation of my country has led me to immigrate to U.S. I am sure that all of the lessons and traditions that I explained above will always be an important part of who I am. Nevertheless, the political and economic situation of my country has led, not only me, but also millions of Venezuelans to emigrate looking for a better future. In my opinion, this is a sad situation and I hope that with a lot of effort and hope, Venezuela will once again the country my grandparents and parents once lived in.
It is difficult to explain what being Hispanic means to me. Since my Hispanic heritage has influenced my life from the beginning, I am sure that without that heritage, I would be a completely different person. All the lessons that my family has taught me, as well as all the significant life experiences related to my Hispanic traditions, will always be a part of who I